real estate blogs: 5 Tips for Real Estate Success !
- 03/07/17 09:53 AM
Look at this list of qualities that a real estate agent needs to be successful and build their business. If you have these skills or you can learn them, then you will easily get a handle on what a real estate agent needs to be successful when first starting out! 1. A Real Estate Agent Needs to be Successful at Marketing. People in your area need to be aware that you exist. If you are not reaching out to local businesses, creating effective ad campaigns, and making connections with people that can get the word out about your business, then you will end (1 comments)
It’s 2016 and business has been booming. You upgraded to a larger office across town. You’ve worked on several high profile real estate transactions. And, you’ve even hired several agents to work under your roof.
But, when was the last time you bothered to update your website? What about just basic information?
Have trouble remembering? That’s way too long! We live in a society where information is constantly being updated and disseminated. Your website needs to keep up with the demands of your consumers. And more importantly, your website needs to stay fresh (2 comments)
real estate blogs: Get 55% More Leads By Blogging
- 08/08/16 05:07 AM
Get 55% more real estate leads by blogging on your website! Blogging is crucial to drawing and keeping incoming traffic on your real estate website. Learn 5 tips to build a better blog that will get you more clients. Real estate blogs use to be a nice way of building trust and maintaining credibility and visibility with current and potential buyers. Now, they are a requirement to draw traffic and leads to your website. Having a website does not distinguish you from the herd of other real estate agents in your area. And God forbid your website is even slightly outdated or slow to (0 comments)
real estate blogs: Know Your Real Estate: Know Your School Districts
- 08/03/16 03:04 AM
91% of home buyers said school boundaries were important when searching for homes. One out of five home buyers would pay six to 10 percent above their budget for the right school. One out of 10 home buyers would go so far as to pay up to 20 percent more than what their budget afforded. Let this sink in for a second. These are understandable statistics when you consider that children who don’t graduate high school can expect an average annual income of $20,000. Another factor to consider is how crime rate and the quality of the school system go hand-in-hand. Both of these have (1 comments)
real estate blogs: Using LinkedIn to Generate Real Estate Leads
- 07/18/16 05:56 AM
Every day there’s a new social media platform you have to master to keep up with your tech savvy clients: you know the ins and outs of marketing for Facebook. You tweet regularly to your many followers on Twitter. But, do you take advantage of all that LinkedIn has to offer? LinkedIn may come across as a little stuffy – strictly for business – but, that’s exactly why it works so well: it helps build your business! Not convinced? Just look at the stats: data compiled from more than 5,000 companies found LinkedIn produced 277 percent more leads than Facebook and (4 comments)
real estate blogs: What makes a good IDX Property Search? (This is a serious question! Looking for feedback)
- 04/01/11 11:49 AM
If you've clicked this link, obviously you want to give your opinion...and that's exactly what we want! Earlier this year, many of the local Southern California MLS boards merged, leaving us to make sense of their data (If you didn't know it already, there is no data normalization between MLS boards, making this task especially fun). RealtyTech has been working diligently to ensure our clients have the most accurate search results possible. We've also taken this time to update our current IDX search capabilities and layout. There is just one problem... we've had very little feedback from the truly proactive Realtors® out (2 comments)
real estate blogs: Marketing Your Real Estate Services Via Forums. Part 1
- 02/04/11 04:45 AM
In addition to optimizing your real estate website, setting up Twitter and Facebook accounts so that you may engage potential clients via social media marketing, blogging, and sending e-mail newsletters, a great way to market your real estate services is through forum posting. Posting on forums is free, by the way. Forum posts often come up in search engine results as people search for information on a product or service. Literally hundreds of thousands of forums exist online and cover millions of topics. Real estate is one of the more popular topics. Naturally, some real estate forums are geared just for (3 comments)
real estate blogs: Choosing Keywords for Your Real Estate Website
- 12/07/10 06:34 AM
It's tough to find good keywords for a real estate website, keywords that are used often by people looking for a Realtor or a home in your selling area, but not too often (you want keywords that are popular but not too much so -- too much competition). Here are some tips to help you find keywords for your RE website. Your first step is to head to Google's Keyword Research tool. The tool is free to use.
Then start typing in keywords you think your target market uses. "Homes for sale Venice" is one, for example, but you'll see (8 comments)
real estate blogs: Top Real Estate Website Mistakes
- 12/02/10 07:26 AM
We create and optimize websites, so we've seen some pretty poor ones in our time. Here are some of the top mistakes we've found in real estate websites: An outdated website You know the ones, the sites that look as if they haven't been touched since the 1990s. Sites that scroll (no internal links), flashing buttons, no access to MLS listings, etc. Instead, you should keep your site fresh, updating and overhauling it completely at least every five years or so. No one to call You'd be surprised -- we were at first -- about how many Realtors and other realty (2 comments)
real estate blogs: How 140 Characters Can Help You Get More Clients and Sell More Homes: Twitter Tips
- 11/11/10 03:50 AM
Twitter can be a relatively easy way to create relationships with potential buyers or sellers to your real estate business. Too many people, though, hear about Twitter, give it a try for just a week or so, find it doesn't get them the results they seek -- or they say they just "I don't get it" -- and quit. Don't let that happen to you; don't be among the more than 50 percent of new users who quit Twitter within the first month of signing up. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of Twitter: In some (0 comments)
real estate blogs: Using Twitter to Improve Traffic
- 11/04/10 05:21 AM
Twitter can be a real marketing dream for a real estate professional. Take the tale of the married couple (note: they aren't Realtors) who decided to quit their jobs and sell their home so that they could then travel the world for three years. They sold their home in the Pacific Northwest this past summer quickly -- in this down market -- and they believe part of the reason they did so is because they set their house up with its "own" Twitter account and then had the "house" tweet about itself. They blogged about it here. The gist of how (9 comments)
real estate blogs: Two Offline Ideas to Drive Traffic to Your Real Estate Website
- 10/28/10 12:49 PM
If you've done your due diligence and created a well-optimized website for your real estate business; if you continue your online marketing with e-mail marketing, blogging, and social media marketing via Twitter and Facebook, there's still one more thing you need to do to get more people to come to your site - market your site offline. Here are a couple of ideas on how you may do so: Your website and e-mail address will go on your business card, of course, but many people never read business cards. You may meet someone at a networking event, politely give them your (3 comments)
real estate blogs: Thinking of Going the DIY SEO Route? Read this first!
- 10/27/10 12:54 PM
You're tech savvy. You have LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook accounts. You've even set up your own blog on Wordpress and you accept ads. Good for you! Seriously! You're way ahead of most people. Truly, you are. We're not being facetious. You really are way ahead of the curve. But should you create, and optimize your own real estate website? We don't necessarily think so. Now, marketing your business on the Internet isn't rocket science. We're the first to admit that (just ask our college physics professors). It's easy enough to use online keyword research tools to come up with different keywords (4 comments)
real estate blogs: The Nuts and Bolts of Starting Your Real Estate Blog
- 10/22/10 05:45 AM
If you've decided to start blogging about real estate, we congratulate you. A blog can go a long way to bringing visitors to your real estate site. It also can create for you the "brand" as the real estate expert in your selling area. Some other things a blog can do: It will let people know that you are friendly and approachable, as well as knowledgeable. Readers will come to believe they "know" you. They'll come to trust you and, when they're in the market to buy or sell property, they'll want to work with someone they know -- you! (1 comments)